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association and see what could be done. The
meeting then adjourned, subject to the call OF the
president - "
LARGE SALE OF uS,NpRoypn IAN,

LARGE SALE OF US1MPRovED LAND
Duncanson Bros. sold on Thursday at public auc-
| tion, &c unfmproved lots, in the southeastern
and northeastern parts OF the city, belonging to
the estate OF John w. Starr deceased the follow
Ing being the purchasers and the prices obtained:
Lot corner OF and LIST streets northeast to Joseph
| street, between LIST and North Capitol streets to
Joseph G. Miller, "a cents; three lots on same
street, to G. w. King, 90 cents; one lot, same
street, to same 81 cents; two lots. same street to
Darlington Ridout 10 cents; i've lots on same
street. to c. W. King, average per foot "a cents;
same price; six lots on Fenton Place. In the rear OF
above property, to Joseph Burden, average price
!, Genus; seven lots TO C. w. King and Joseph G..
corner 18th and streets southeast, to NJ. 1.
Weller, 2lH cents; one lot, Kentucky avenue,
| between and streets southeast, to D. NJ Whit
aker, 201S cents; on same street and square,
three lots NJ. l. Weller, BIN cents; one lot corner
and 10Th 81 streets southeast to Campbell Car
rlngton 10 cents one lot on 10th street, between
east, to Campbell Darlington, 8 cents; one
one lot at the corner OF Massachusetts avenue
! and 10th street, southeast, to John II. Wilmot
IL cents; one iot on 18th, between D and E
| lot same street to j. Mel. Dodson, "a cents; one
lot street, between 18th and 10th streets south
| east Allen c. Clark, 221S cents; one lot on 18th,
| between and streets southeast. to same. ID
| cents; two lots same street to s. Bensinger, lex
cents; one lot northwest corner OF Georgia avenue
cents; one lot northeast corner OF Georgia avenue
and 10Th southeast to c. A. McEwen. 10 cents; one
lot corner OF 10Th and streets southeast, to c.
| NJ. T0wson, 2O]s cents; one lot on street, be-
tween 10th and 18th Streets for Tx cents, and
one adjoining above for II cents to Allen c. Clark;
| one lot on 10th street, between d and streets
southeast, ~ cents, TO Allen c. Clark; two lots
adjoining the above for LIZ cents to Jas. w.
Tyler; one lot on 10th, between and streets,
southeast, to NJ !. Weller, TX; one Z, between
10th and 18th streets northeast for 12 cents AL
len Z. Clark; four on 10TH between A and streets
southeast, to same for II IS cents; lot adjoining
above, for II cents to NJ. l. Weller; one lot on A.
between 10Th and 18th streets southeast, to Allen
c. Clark, 1879 cents; one lot adjoining above, lOk
cents, to A. b. TalcOtt; one lot on Massachusetts
avenue, between 18th and 10th streets southeast
to John II. W1lmot, 10 cents.
MIR. TCLLoCK's SUBURBAN home.
Mr.. Seymour w. TullOck, cashier of the city
post-office, is building summer residencetor him
self at Forest Glen, which will be completed about
June I, and Will cost SO coo. The first story will
be OF rubble local stOne and the second story OF
shingles. The kitchen is In an extension at an
angle OF As degrees with the main building thus
keeping heat and dtsagreeable odors from the nv-
Ing rooms. The square staircase opens upon a
balcony, from which may be obtained a beautiful
view of the Rock Creek valley This house will be
very picturesque, with its many gables and oriel
RObt. Stead is the architect.